How to force unforced errors in badminton — extend rallies past the opponent's comfort window with disciplined length and base recovery, refuse cheap winners yourself, vary pace, and target a known weakness relentlessly until they overreach. Includes the four sources of errors (fatigue, impatience, frustration, mid-game lulls), a worked six-shot rally that wins on patience, and the honest opinion that at most club levels patience is the single most under-rated skill — and the cheapest one to add.
